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1
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Soon after interaction with the host cell vision is disrupted infetivity is lost

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Eclipse period

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Virus replication cultured only on

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Monkey kidney cell

Duck egg cell

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Rhinovirus host receptor

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ICAM 1

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HIV host receptor

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CD4 +T cells

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Host receptor

Rabies virus

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ACH receptors

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Host receptor

HSV 1

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Fibroblast growth factor receptor

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Appropriate pH and ionic concentration require counter ion

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Magnesium ion

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Refers to the entry of viral particle into the cytoplasm of the host cell

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Penetration

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Penetration carried out through

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Endocytosis ( receptor mediated)
Direct penetration ( viropexis)
Cell fusion ( giant cells )
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10
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Refers to the physical separation of the viral capsid from the viral genome

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Uncoating

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Steps in viral infection

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Attachment and absorption 
Penetration
Uncoating
Early viral mRNA synthesis
Early viral protein synthesis
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12
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Infectious nucleic acid

If - stranded virus

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Non infectious nucleic acid

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13
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Can bypass the host range specificity provided by the protein host cell receptor interaction

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Eg poliovirus

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1st step in gene expression

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mRNA synthesis

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15
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DNA viruses except ——- replicate in the nucleus , use host cell DNA dependent RNA polymerase synthesize mRNA

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Pox virus

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DNA virus are double stranded

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Both + and - strands used as templates

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Doesn’t have access on the RNA polymerase on host cell nucleus

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Pox virus

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18
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Pox virus should have RNA polymerase

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Synthesize mRNA

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19
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Pox virus replication

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Cytoplasm

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RNA viruses are single stranded

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Can be positive or negative

Used as template can synthesize RNA

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21
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Positive polarity RNA viruses

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Picornaviruses
Togaviruses
Flaviviruses

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Negative polarity

Synthesize own mRNA

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Orthomyxovirus
Paramyxovirus
Fill virus
Bunyavarius

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23
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Negative polarity must be converted to positive strand through

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RNA -RNA dependent mRNA -> transcription

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24
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2 processes of release

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Rupture or lysis of cell membrane

Budding through the outer membrane

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Budding process begin when virus specific proteins enter the cell membrane at specific sites

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Herpesviruses - nuclear membrane
Pox viruses - inclusion bodies
Coronaviruses - endoplasmic reticulum

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HIV virus / retro virus

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Require a DNA intermediate for replication

RNA- DNA-RNA

27
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Smallest of all microorganism with size ranging from 20-300nm, smallest of which is

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DNA virus or parvovirus

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Smallest RNA virus

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Picornavirus

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Largest and most complex

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Poxvirus (also a DNA virus)

30
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Do not have structures that compromise the cell

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Not cells

31
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Almost all viruses are spherical in shape with very few exceptions

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Rhabdovirus - bullet shaped
Pox virus - brick shaped
Bacteriophage - tadpole t shaped
Tobacco mosaic virus - rod shaped

32
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Viruses posses only one type of nucleic acid

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Either DNA or RNA never both

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Basis for their classification

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Nucleic acid

34
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They do not have a machinery to produce copies of their own genome. They rely on their host cell for its energy -yielding apparatuses

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Obligate intracellular parasites

35
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Multiply through the process of

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Replication

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Viruses doesn’t have

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Cell wall and ribosomes that ps why antibiotics is not effective

37
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Not only viruses can induce interferon production but other bacteria like rickettsia

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Not virus specific

38
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Most of the viruses are haploid, cainta ins one canopy of their genes except

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Retroviruses that are diploid

39
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Composed of nucleic acid , viral genome

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Core

40
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Surround the viral genome

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Capsid

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Capsid composed of repeating subunits known as

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Capsomeres

42
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Capsid can assume any symmetry

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Icosahedral - 20 small triangle

Helical - arranged in hallow coil that appear rod shaped

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Outside the viral capsid composed of lipoprotein that are derived from the viral host cell membrane

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Envelope

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Viruses with envelope

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Enveloped viruse

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Virus without envelope

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Naked viruses

46
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Paano mo masasabi na complet e pag naked

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May nucleic acid

Capsomeres or viral capsid

47
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Paano naman kung envelope virus

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Envelope
Nucleic acid
Capsomeres or capsid

48
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Particle that contains the host cell DNA instead of a viral DNA

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Pseudovirion

49
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Particles consist solely of a single molecule of circular RNA without a protein coat or envelope

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Viroids

50
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Infectious protein particles composed solely of proteins

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Prions

51
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Example of prions

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Mad cow

52
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Double stranded DNA except

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Parvovirus

53
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Naked except

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Herpes
Hepadna
Pox virus

54
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Icosahedral symmetry except

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Poxviruses

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Replicate in the nucleus of the host cell except

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Pox viruses which replicate in the cytoplasm of the host cell

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SS RNA except

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Reovirus

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Enveloped except

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Reovirus

Picornavirus

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Helical symmetry except

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Reovirus
Picornavirus
Flavivirus
Togavirus

59
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Replicate in the cytoplasm except

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Orthomyxovirus

Retroviruses

60
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Table in family, envelope, symmetry, DNA structure and important viruses

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Nasa trans

61
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Viruses multiply only

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In living cells

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